Suggestions for Improving Documentation Structure and Content

Hi Stride team,

As an indie developer transitioning from Unity to Stride, I'd like to share some documentation improvement suggestions based on my onboarding experience. These adjustments could help future newcomers.

1. Reorganize the "Distribute a Game" Section
   Current Location: Files and Folders → Distribute a Game
   Proposed Change: Move it under Get Started.
   Reason: The logical progression for new users should be:
   Install Engine → Create Project → Learn Basics → Build First Game → Test → Distribute
   The current placement under "Files and Folders" might be less intuitive for developers expecting a streamlined workflow.

2. Missing Android Platform Documentation
   Issue: The "Platforms" section lacks dedicated guidance for Android. This is critical for mobile developers.
   Possible Solutions:
   Add an "Android" subsection under Platforms. If the documentation exists elsewhere, please move it to Platforms.

3. Request for a "Q&A" Section
   Purpose: Centralize solutions to common issues (e.g., build errors, dependency setup). If there's new issues form Discord or other platforms, the document administrator can update the content in the Q&A section in a timely manner。

Attached is a sample Q&A document (Q&A ver0.0.1.docx) demonstrating how solutions could be formatted.

4. Submission of an Android Build Tutorial
   Background: Many developers (especially those migrating from Unity) may not anticipate Stride's Android build prerequisites.

Attached File: [Android Tutorial.docx]Provides a step-by-step guide from environment setup to APK generation.
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Note: Some screenshots are in Chinese. You may have to replace them with English screenshots if needed.

Finally, wish you a smooth development

Q&A ver0.0.1.docx
Android Tutorial.docx

Review the existing “Distribute a Game” and “Platforms” documentation, then read the attached Q&A and Android Tutorial documents. Check the repository’s documentation build instructions before planning the navigation, Android coverage, and Q&A content. Done means the agreed documentation changes are integrated, screenshots are suitable for the audience, and the site builds successfully.